We recently migrated our main fileserver from a G5 Xserver running Tiger to an Intel Xserve running Leopard (10.5.1). Windows and Mac clients can connect and operate within the shared volumes just fine.
We also have some Linux servers that connect to to the Leopard fileserver using SMB mounts. The Linux servers can connect to the volumes, list the files and folders, create files, and write to files. However, as soon as we try to READ from a file on the Leopard server, it crashes the SMB mount on the Linux server. We see the following error in the SMB File Service Log on the Xserve:
187/samba/source/lib/util_sock.c:read_data(534)
read_data: read failure for 4 bytes to client <IP Address>. Error = Connection reset by peer
It sounds like a permissions error, but I have gone over the permissions both in Server Admin and from the Terminal, and they look fine.
This worked fine on our Tiger implementation. Has anyone heard if this is a bug in Leopard? Other advice?
Thanks!
We also have some Linux servers that connect to to the Leopard fileserver using SMB mounts. The Linux servers can connect to the volumes, list the files and folders, create files, and write to files. However, as soon as we try to READ from a file on the Leopard server, it crashes the SMB mount on the Linux server. We see the following error in the SMB File Service Log on the Xserve:
187/samba/source/lib/util_sock.c:read_data(534)
read_data: read failure for 4 bytes to client <IP Address>. Error = Connection reset by peer
It sounds like a permissions error, but I have gone over the permissions both in Server Admin and from the Terminal, and they look fine.
This worked fine on our Tiger implementation. Has anyone heard if this is a bug in Leopard? Other advice?
Thanks!